FAQ’s

A: No, our partner MobilityWorks uses all automotive mobility products that are certified by the NMEDA. All manufactured products must be sold by a certified NMEDA dealer (MobilityWorks). Mobility products may include the conversion of a full size or minivan, wheelchair/scooter lifts, transfer seats, wheelchair securement systems, driving aids, etc.

A: NMEDA is the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association. The NMEDA works to establish industry standards on the safety, reliability and accessibility of adaptive mobility equipment and raise awareness of the variety of options available to those living with disabilities. Each NMEDA member is required to adhere to the safety standards of Transport Canada and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and to follow the guidelines set forth by NMEDA. Additionally, all NMEDA dealer members are required to participate in the Quality Assurance Program™ (QAP).The Quality Assurance Program is a recognized accreditation program for the mobility equipment industry developed to promote quality, dependability, and safety within the industry. QAP is the only program of this nature developed for the mobility equipment industry and participation ensures mobility equipment installation is consistent with the highest guidelines of professionalism available in the industry. You can learn more about NMEDA at http://www.nmeda.com/.

A: No, most often the van has been purchased by MV4K prior to being awarded. 

A:  Yes, we have the potential to see how much it would cost to repair or add any mobility assistance products to a currently owned vehicle provided the van is less than three years old. This is not common, but we do have the ability to look into it.

A: No, we are unable to award grants for purchases or projects already completed.

A: No, as a small organization that receives many applications, our process is done entirely online and via email. All applications are submitted online, and all communication is done via email. We suggest using a desktop or laptop computer when completing application tasks, however, you are able to use a cell phone or tablet to complete the entire application process.

A: Yes, we must receive proof of income for all members of your household over the age of 18. This includes employment income, disability or social security income, retirement, child support, etc.

A: You will be asked to fill out a Financial Information Form that will ask to list ALL sources of income as well as expenses. You may be asked to submit the most recent copy of your completed tax forms (please only include the summary pages and mark out your social security number), bank statements (most recent two months), paycheck stubs (most recent two months), or letter from government agency documenting amount of benefit.

A: Yes, you must provide information regarding the other organizations or agencies to which you have applied as well as the response you have received from them. If you are or will be receiving financial assistance from other organizations or agencies, please indicate the amount of the award for each.